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Andreas is researching psychological aspects of interacting and learning with emerging technologies with a special focus on Augmented Reality. His work focuses interacton design, evaluating user experiences with novel computer interfaces, and the application of AR and VR based technologies in areas such as education, training, assessment, and rehabilitation. Before joining the HIT Lab NZ he worked as research assistant at the Faculty of Psychology, University of Vienna, where he received his PhD and at the Interactive Media Systems Group at the Vienna University of Technology.

Andreas personal interests are travelling around the globe, photography, scuba diving, and riding his motorbike around New Zealand.

• Corbett-Davies, S., Dünser, A. & Clark, A (2013). An advanced interaction framework for augmented reality based exposure treatment. In (Conditionally accepted) IEEE Virtual Reality (VR). Orlando, Florida, USA.[More]
• Dünser, A., Billinghurst, M., Wen, J., Lehtinen, V. & Nurminen, A. (2012). Exploring the use of handheld AR for outdoor navigation. Computers and Graphics, 36(8), 1084-1095.[More]
• Corbett-Davies, S., Dünser, A. & Clark, A (2012). An Interactive Augmented Reality System for Exposure Treatment. In 11th IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR). Atlanta, Georgia, USA.[More]
• Herritsch, A., Abdul Rahim, E., Morison, K., Dünser, A., Young, B., Fee, C. et al (2012). Discoveries from students' interactions with an immersive learning application. In, pages 23-26. Wellington, New Zealand : Chemeca2012.[More]
• Billinghurst, M. & Dünser, A. (2012). Augmented Reality in the Classroom.[More]

• New interaction techniques for an interactive augmented reality system with Microsoft Kinect
• Development of a virtual reality based earthquake simulator
• PhobiAR
• Mole Hunt
• Dynamic Affordances for Multimodal Interfaces